This is a how to video on how to change a fuel pressure regulator on a 96 LT1 Corvette. This is a similar process for almost all cars. This will be identical to all LT1s and LT4s. This will take 30min max and you will need: -small flat head screw driver -5/16 ratchet or wrench (for battery terminal) -various sized star torx wrenches Steps: -spray the torx bolts with “liquid wrench” or some other nut remover to make it easier to remove the bolts. -start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal. -relieve fuel pressure with a fuel pressure gauge or carefully push a screw driver in the fuel pressure valve. – Unscrew and remove the torx bolt that holds the fuel lines down. (the fuel line that goes to the FPR should be loose now) -Unscrew the torx bolt that holds down the fuel pressure regulator (it screws into the fuel rail). -Have a plastic container under the FPR so that excess fuel can fall into it and not on your engine. -Remove the fuel pressure regulator from the fuel rail -Unclip the fuel line from the FPR and now it should be completely removed -Add motor oil to the o-rings that are on the FPR -Attach the new FPR to the fuel rail first -Attach the FPR to the fuel line and reset the clip – Screw down the fuel line torx bolt -make sure you let the area air out so there are no fumes then attach the negative battery terminal -start the engine and check for leaks You are done! a 0 Job done for This info is for use at your own risk. This is how I fixed my FPR…